2014 4th International Electric Drives Production Conference (EDPC) 2014
DOI: 10.1109/edpc.2014.6984432
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Rotor balancing by optimized magnet positioning during algorithm-controlled assembly process: Selection and assembly of rotor components minimizing the unbalance

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“…[8,9,12]. At wbk Institute of Production Science, currently, an approach for individual mating in the specific case of magnets in rotor assembly without partitioning into classes is studied [19]. Utilizing ICT, a concept for RFID-based, situational shop floor control was recently developed by Engelhardt et al [20], yet, not dealing with the challenges of selective assembly.…”
Section: State Of the Artmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[8,9,12]. At wbk Institute of Production Science, currently, an approach for individual mating in the specific case of magnets in rotor assembly without partitioning into classes is studied [19]. Utilizing ICT, a concept for RFID-based, situational shop floor control was recently developed by Engelhardt et al [20], yet, not dealing with the challenges of selective assembly.…”
Section: State Of the Artmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hierbei werden jedoch nicht geometrische, sondern sonstige technische Merkmale optimiert, wie z. B. die Unwucht eines Stators in einem Elektromotor durch die gezielte Anordnung von Magneten [26] oder die Effizienz von Rotoren durch Anordnung der Rotorblätter [27]. Aufseiten der bautechnischen Literatur besteht ein gewisser Bezug zu Arbeiten, die sich mit Maß‐ und Toleranzanalyse befassen [11, 12, 28].…”
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